In a significant change of leadership, Sh Brighu Srinivasan, IPS, officially assumed the position of Director General of the National Security Guard (NSG) today. He takes over from Sh Anish Dayal Singh, IPS, who had been holding the additional charge of Director General, NSG, alongside his primary role as DG of CRPF.
The transition ceremony, held in a formal setting, saw Sh Anish Dayal Singh passing the baton to his successor, marking a new chapter for the NSG. Sh Srinivasan, with his extensive background in Indian policing and security, is expected to bring fresh perspectives and strategies to the elite counter-terrorism unit.
Under the leadership of Sh Anish Dayal Singh, the NSG saw numerous enhancements in its operational capabilities and strategic initiatives. His tenure was marked by advancements in technology adoption and training methodologies, which strengthened the force’s response mechanisms to various security challenges.
Sh Brighu Srinivasan, with his distinguished service record, is poised to continue this trajectory of modernization and excellence. His appointment comes at a time when the NSG’s role in national security is increasingly critical, given the complex nature of emerging threats.
The NSG, known for its expertise in counter-terrorism, counter-hijacking, and hostage rescue, remains one of India’s premier security agencies. With Sh Srinivasan at the helm, the organization is expected to enhance its capabilities further and maintain its pivotal role in safeguarding the nation’s security.
